After reading the article about the destruction of

After reading the article about the destruction of the Eastern Roman Empire, I have a lot of emotions again. What I felt after reading the book that only explained the military factors of the destruction of the Eastern Roman Empire was the word coincidence. Constantinople was truly a heavenly fortress. Goldhorn was the way in from the sea, but chains prevented ships from entering it, and the wall of Theodosius was really important. It was so sturdy that it was impenetrable with shells from that time.

The brilliant strategy of Sultan Mehmet II, who later moved the ship to the mountains and a shell made by a man named Urban, was also the reason the Ottoman won, but you know that the Ottoman soldier eventually came in through this place because the guards didn't lock the small door 'Kercaporta' that people used to go to for the Mass on Sunday by mistake.

Just as war is decided by an unexpected coincidence, so will business and investment. There is a dark history of suffering from the pucking NPL that I came across in the past. Songchung has to eat pine needles, but his career has been damaged due to the NPL business he made to make easy money, and now he is a wanderer. If you live in the world, you will find a person called coincidence. That coincidence will become the history of my future.

Still, I still feel nostalgic about Istanbul, Turkey, which I went to 10 years ago. It's a place where real history breathes in. Except for the fact that the locals are a little bit fraudulent, it was so nice to see the reputation and disgrace of East Rome in the past. Hagia Sophia, the place where I visited, used to be a museum called Aya Sophia. What did Constantine XI, the last emperor when the Ottoman army came in, think about this cathedral when he saw it? And the "minaret" stretched out into the sky at the Blue Mosque, which was a reminder of the time to pray. It was made by chance. I also want to see Istanbul, the Bosphorus Straits, which I would like to visit again. Now that I think about it, I think it was also a coincidence that I went there. By accident....